. We Torrent.
'- Jslaoe—"Outelde the raw."
“0:63:6tells Dallas."
Gm floors visit Ophl hap-
ler No. SD. 0. El. W:
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. course more.
7 mil 3!. - Wield‘ County
, league at Women Voters inset in
New Canaan Pref. Carroll need
I sort. of Schools Iai’snaasoort .
April so.-~litltolay hall at the
Armory
April <80. ~0ornniunib' meetinis.
auspices ladies Auxiliary. Frank c.
1 Godfrey Post.
5 May t.—ldasquarade Dance.
.. Frank C. Godtrey Auxiliary. Odd
Fellow‘s Hall.
May 5.—Mlnetrel Show Mulvoy
Tariov Post and Auxiliary in Corn-
niunity Hall. »
May 5.-Symphony Orchestra
Consort In 8. N. M. E. Church.
May 'f.—-Monlter Grotto Ladies
. night in Masonic Temple.
:; Hey ‘l. prlng Ballet of Lodlce
Weid's Pupl at Regent Theater.
*' May lit—K. of C. Annual Ball it
theArniory.
May 12.-—B‘lfth Anniversary
Supper. Ladies Auxiliary Mulvoy
Tsrlov Post.
Ms! 15.-Sociel Men's Bible
clsss st Odd Fellows' Hall South
Kain street
May Ila—Anniversary Party Past
. Pocahontas Wsnoma Council..
3y .19.—Two Plays by Bible
. cl St. Peter's ohurch.
hasnd'l‘ido lbr Morrow.
Slinftlud isee............4:55 A. M
Sun Bot! .............. 6: H P. .‘I.
Low Tide ............. 5: 57 l’. M.
Thomas a. Spelman. head of na-
turellsetlon examinations of the Uni-
ted States Department of Labor. is
holding a session this afternon in the
South Norwalit Post Office to ex-
tlnlne applicants who will appear be-
fore the- United states Court in
Bridleilort. for their naturalization
. "m- *
G O G
.,-,-De.nce given by Norwalk Chap~
terio! DeMolsy. Friday night in the
:r‘ruory. Volk's Society orchestra.—
y.
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There will be delegations from
many Dehiolsy chapters throughout
the state at the annual bell of the
Norwslk Chapter of Dehfolay at the
Armory on Friday evening. There
is a beautiful lovlnf cup at stake.
for which the Norwalk and Bridge-
port patrol teams are trying.
--L e h l g h
screened.
e
coal. automatically
Harris and Gena—Adv...
4 .loint meeting St committees
Uncss Tribe and Cockslloo
evening in Red Men's Ball. Main
street. to arrange for a card tour-
nament.
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-—The cleaning dyeing and pres-
sing of tumour. is siren the closest
,, attention at The Twin City Valet’s
Establishment. Work called for and
lirered.’ 67 No. Main St. Phone
«SOSJ-sAdY.
G G 0
Philip N. Knapp. of Pine Ridge.
has purchased a. new Studebaker
coupe.
t
~Anthraelte.
find Gonna—Adv.
. o s d
A special session of the Court of
. Common Pleas will be held in the
G Q
All sizes. _ Harris
High Tide .. . .. ..... .. 11' 53 A M. pad will bring -in a slate of ofiiccre for
.non. N. Y.. will be this evening at
tribe. I. 0.11. no. will I“. hold this'
city hall the last two weeks in May.
. An asaignmentnt the cases will be'
made at a session to be held in thels
met-ping. Mays 8. The assignment
will be made by Judge William F.
Tammany. president at the Norwelit
Bar association.
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~Redios and Vietroias sold‘. on
' easy. tern-Is. DonnellyrAdv.
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. Among the Westport people who
were visitors in Nomlk today are
JinsGoode._:Crossstreet Dana.
Ehililps: Miss Alice Reuben Wilton
road: Harold Mullins. Riverside
avenue: lira. Ansus P. McDonald and
danghtsrtMra. Bari Anderson. uyr- \
tie, avenue; Edward Ryan. Canal
street. 'and William P. Trent. Jr..
County rosd._
. , t t ' .
—lee Codflsh at Bridge-Adv.
. FM 8. Bysbee. West main street.
a visitor iii Stamford yesterday
maroon on business. .
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‘ 'IiAGNDR! WORK AT
- SPRINGTIME MEANS.
MW span-4t. should be done. This
“does this work. is well
’egelpped to give it careful and
abstain: attention and solicits
a‘.patronage of foil-s in this viola
igwhohaveworkotthissdrtto
. bsfdoue. Now lathe tiara. Your
. l . ,
' - elivsred. Just phone ”u. The
laundry. ii Cross St. Nor-walk.
city court room. city hall; Saturdsy'
was Wgt noon today for park:
Isl-dim The Jewel-
e e ea . ., ’
A new-loo has been put over the
setsbnoe to John Bran' a lunch roan
etthe corner of Commerce and Wall
streets. ,
‘ e
The .streot department is cleaning
the suture alongethe lower end oi
West avenue this morning.
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-—l‘resh caught (id: at Cutbill‘s
fish-Market. 'll. North Main St. in-
cludo.‘meclterel. blue. roe and buck
shad. halibut. cod. flat. and West-
port smelt. Telephone win—Adv.
O W 0
James Monroe. nfth'president of
the United States. and tho executor
of the Monroe Doctrine. was born
April II. 1758. in Wcsimoroland
County, Virginia.
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-Our truck will call for your dis.
carded things if you phcno 4140.
The F‘airi‘leld County Goodwill 1n-
dustrles. 4‘ Cross street. Norwalk.
—-Adv. s
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Steve's Happy Five orchestra will
play for the dance torn rrow evening
in Red Men’s hall. Mn n street.
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-—Oldsmobllc Dance at Red ,hlen's
l-lall. ' South Norwalk Thursday,
April 29. Raymond Connolly‘s 0r-
chestrn. tickets no cents—Adv.
_ e e a
Charles Wei. ' of New Haven.
Owen' P. Foeney‘iof Fairilcld and
Guests Scnrpollo of Chapel street.
were all arr-etc. for violation of the
parking ordinance yesterday. Their
cases will be in court May 1. '
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~John l-l. 'Dpltin .plano tuner
from New York is at the Mahncko-
Hotel. Telephone this week.—
A v. -
e .0
Tho election of officers of the Nor-
wail: Board of Trade will be held at
the meeting in the council chambers
this evening. .
A nominating committee appoint-
the coming year.
Deaths and Funerals
Mary Clark.
The funeral of Miss Mary Clark
will take plate from the late home.
24 Taylor avenue. tomorrow after-
noon at 8. and will be private. The
Rev. W. I. Bowman, ester of the
First Methodist 'churc will offlciaiu.
Interment will' be in Riverside
cemetery. . '. .,
Mary 0. Day.
Funeral services for Mrs. Mary C.
Day. who passed away yesterday at
the home of her daughter. Mrs.
Herbert s. Mitchell. in Mount Ver-
7:80 from the late home. 216 South
Third avenue. Mount Vernon. and
tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 from
the East Avenue Methodist church.’
East Norwalk. Rev Charles 8. Gray
will hackle. lntsrnient will be in
East Norwalk cemetery.
Charles 1“. Garfield.
The funeral of Charles F. Garfield
will take place tomorrow afternoon
at 3 from theiiate home. ill West
avenue. ‘Rev. ;Chapman 6. Lewis.
rector ,of . Trinity church .will of-
flolate. Interntont will be in River-
side cemetery. '
Sarah L. Tomb.
The funeral of Mrs. Sarah L.
Lamb. ll First street. East Nor-walk.
was held this morning at 11 o'clock
from the funeral parlors of D. W
Raymond in ‘West Washington
stroet._ Rev. Robert B. B. Foote.
rector of.» Christ church. omclatod.
Interment will be in Riverside ceme-
tery.
Gladys Evans
The funerhi pf hire. Gladys LI ans
largely a nded yesterday aft-
reo,n at 2 fr m the into home. 127
Harbor awhile and from Grace
church Boom. Butler and Quincy
streets. at 2230.
Rev. Dr.‘ Lee officiated. The choir
of the church: rendered the follow-
ing “Asleep in Jesus". “I
Will Trus n the Lord. Till I Die "
"Must Jesus near the Cross Alone?"
and “My Salli Be on Thy Guard."
w. and Mrs. ~Pcrkins rendered
solos. and the.Clippers q let sang.
There were may beautltu floral of-
to .
es diary. . :i .
I'OLIOEMAN. SAYS WHITE .
-WA8 GOING do was AN HOUR
Arthur A. White.‘ Jr. of Points
avenue, was arrested by Mptorcycie
Policemen martin Lengyei yesterday
afternoon and was charged with
speeding on East avenue at the raid
one!) lies an. hour. Ills os‘se is set
for' Idsyptldey 8 in the City court
in the first? district.-
W
DES. “6003313333 GIVES
. mm mm IN our.
hits. (2. Goodyear of North
avenue gave another of her very in.
tea-eating instructive lectures on
Law" in the 31st
‘warlia'nie‘n
‘s Republican club,
someone- yesterday.
W
W WRITE MOON
A. W. rm. Jr.. of South Wilton.
in; an in a no parking none:
street.- I ,
land by a waiver?
Interment was in Riverside I
Assistant Secretary Audlews of
the Treasury Department regards
tho question whether there shall be
a full and complete enforcement of
the prohibition law do now “up it.
Congress to decide." he said in a
statement issued this week. He dc-
clared he had submitted his sugges-
tions for legislation and has left the
situation to the legislative body to
determine what the policy shall be.
General Andrews further said he
felt that he. as the head of'ths on-
ho could
tion doom-
orsanlsntlou as for
without additional lcgis
’ed necessary, and idded:
- “12 Congress is sincere about on-
forcement of the law. it will pass
the legislation.
"I'm not here because I love this
do it or won as I lmow holy.
"But 1 hum gone about us for as
I can IIlth the present lmIs. Ul‘
course. ll it is to be the policy that
I continue us 1 have done. 1'" plus
along. and do the best I can."
General Andrews made public
simultaneously a statement which
reviewed what he considers inns
been accomplished in the your in
whitll he has diiected the cnl'orcc-
mop: effort. llc included in that
statement a list of proposed logisla~
tlIo enactments IIlIich he bellows
statutes
Enforcement ActlIltics.
full as follow;
"1. In May. 19:5. at El Pnso. ne-
gotiation of Mexican 'l‘rcailce cover-
ing smuggling and extradition.
"2. Reorganization of Prohibition
Unit and Policy. ‘Deccntmlizntlon.
Localized responsibility for devel-
opment local law enforcement. Iict-
tor permissive work and direct
teamwork with judicial machinery
for more fcctlvc enforcement. Lo-
calized ju ciul review of adminis-
lrntlIc .Ictlon. @ncentrutlon ngdnei
liquor traffic and dotclopmcnt or
local lmv enforcement.
"ll. Conference Canadian delega-
to make Canadian Treaty effective.
"‘4. Transfer of alcohol
from iIlterflal Revenue to Prohibi-
tion Unit. IlovisIOn Section ill. Rog-
ulatione putting permit and enforce-
Admlnlstruiors. Improving condi-
tions for operation of
business.
“f
.I. instructions issued
gilng and practically
lRum Row.‘
household wine declarations.
"8. Treasury
for the annual review of all
mite. Splendid results. ~
"9. Treasury decision limiting use
of whisky l‘orimnnufscturc oi'pat—
ent medicines. etc. Also
to beverage puI poses.
new control of sacramental w.ine
fuI completely donniulcd alcohol.
the trade lIaIlng diverted this
manufacture of beverages,
inIornble court action surcr.
etc. to druguiats p
factory basis '
equipment before securing manu
facture'. permits. ;
"15.
forcemeut corps. had developed thci
work. I'm trying to do a big job. and .
lion adopting common regulations
control .
ment activities hand in hand under
legitimate
0
covering
cooperation Coast Guard". Collectors
deIoloped grentiy‘educed smug-
eliminating
"7.. Treasury decision eliminating
decision arranging
per-
withdraw-
ing Jamaica Ginger Imd "Hedi-rub“
formulae II hlclI “us bring diverted
“ill. Treasury dcc\‘.uu setting up
This has reduced withdrawals by 50
per ccnl. and has operated to the
greater satisfaction of the ana-
segue.
"ll. Elimination of b‘onnuln \‘d. 6
for
“12.New permit forge to make
“13. Aliofianccs medicinal IIhisky
run more satis-
"li. Requirement (or appropriate
rsanlsatlon and procedure
Says He Will “Plug. Along'"Even Without Extension
oAuthorlty—Reviews Achievements In Year of
ole Regime ’lbward Enforcement of Difficult
Dry Law-Proposed Legislation.
to".
for controlling these ucilIllles.
Sluts, DrpnItIncIt. treaties
smuggling and
should soon be in ollt‘ul.
law enforcement.
every disi ricl.
“( b)
the actlvlllus of the big operators.
“(0)
lock law
for local
used and
"(d) The policy of close rooperm
necessary to strengthen the Federal lion IIlth the District .Itlomcy in
making cases and presenting them
is bringing nplcndld results in many
The achievements are set forth in. dlelrlcla. and its adoption and SUC-
ie grndunlly
ccesful cmploym'cut
spreading over the country.
“(0)
field
“i l) ’l he
only skillcd
better suiurlt-s
icriaiiy the
policy
in
personnel
udminle rotor solely responsible forl
his personnel is resulting in further|
for assessment Work by administra-
“id. Organization of special aloo-
lIol and of special brewery squads
“17. Linda the leadership of the
to“
i tradition contro
have been "occupied with Cuba and
:18. lathe ilcld: _ "In There is a bill for II... or-l
(s) Latest reports from Ad' cant-mien of a United States norrch. '
ininis‘irpiors indicate that great Palm prepared in collaboration
strides have been taken in some dis-
tricts in tho dsI-ulopnlem of local
and that condi-
tions are improving in practically
The policy of the develop-
ment of largo conspiracy cases has
already borne fruit in neverol suc-
cessful cones. Ivhiiu many others are
' under way and nearing completion.
This is having a marked effect on
The policy of using the pud—
enforcement
is being more and more aggressively
its success established”
Where used inivlligontly and encr-
gcilcolly. the real esiulu owners are
The policy of cIuploIlng the
best inu oi legal counsel possible is.
making itself fell mr- upheld by "10'
lIanowmcnt in both the quality of
cases made and the duality of ad»
minlstrnihc pork in the pcrmlsslIel
ot’ muployingl
operators and paying
improving ma-
ond their
work: u d the policy 01 making the
In 'e an ' Chest
tunnel bill for the Coast Guard
hove prepared and submitted‘
Prohibition Unit and of the Cuelonls
Senior,
undcl one Assistant Secretary.
and additions to the \‘olslead Ac
making its enforcement 'Inorc ef-
flcionr.
"(3) There i'll‘O six changes
the Narcotic Art for the same pur-
' ' “I’ll There is I. Ch" Service Bill.
m. including. an important per- introduced by congressman Crani-
we ion.
to in the Senate hearings held by. the
“millions proposed legislation as 101- Ch" lit-nice Committee and report-
.Hoes 'i'or the reorganization of theme IquIuny before the Senate
making cl‘fccilIe the co- penalties.
ordination of Customs. Coast Guard by CongIessmun Stalker.
and Prohibition lair law enforcement l sllll in the JudlclaIy Committee.
"I" ) There are soup clmngcs lnIof a considerable group of mobile
Federal Judges essential to law eII- “
l‘orcemcnl.
"sclllial a law providing lnr extrudi-
in ‘ lion in Fem-ml cases."
'i‘iIlII has passed the House and
"(1) 'l'lmre lain blll for increased
introduced in the new
'1 his is
“(9) 1 also consider the creation
and I also consider es-
posn. i
“(ii There is a bill containlntl
six Ilcw slututer. particularly dc-
liBnI-II to aid in stopping smuggling.
"(.- l A Appiemental BDDlODllu-l
lion i'lli erIidiIIg for the criiuIIlza-l
tion of three new activities. and lhc'
deIciopnIcnt into greater cfliticncyl
of lime others. thus setting up a
maulIiI'Im-y which uxpcriemc llunl
shoun IIlll be cl‘lrcllIo in breaking,
up tin. Huuul‘ truffle.
with the Chlcf Coordinnior and the.
Depnr tmcnt of Labor.
“’ITS A GLENWOOD"
oThat is all the
GUARAN T E
you nee
Come in and see the new‘
models for coal and wood
ANGEVINE
FURNITURE co.
16 N orth Main Street
So. Norwnlk Phone 256
'v
i‘l-iuyn: A friend
at mine seeing
‘8 Ti: LL A DAL—
LAS‘ .1 third limo
('njil}'f‘il it as much
as I did arcing it
‘ HENRY quu rictIMutlon *
Charlie _ .
Chaplin says; A
"My dear Mr. ‘
DALLAS
Now Playing
Glenwoo
.. RANGES ;
Make Cooking Easy
Mood Gee Maestmr GeeOeatpany l
I
THE A. .l. COLLINS CO.-
70 No. Main Street
2:15. 7 and u D. s. '1‘. So. Norwalk
becoming rfi’ccilvc aids to law on- .. s .‘lnilnocs . 400. U , l
Iorcemunt by ci-lriing tenants to to" ”m "m “m“ REGENT “‘90."!!! ----------- 50¢ ' '
are running nuisances on i eir AUGMENTED OROHBSTRA ._ .... new _
proporty.‘ A
’4 Il'iixeasol.
esémflisa<ievr
. I.‘,..;.;;.;
‘u, refit-3W” scanner-us
”widows.- ‘
{it
iéipé'wsJ.
Fells—Silk and Straw Combinations
Phone
527
GEHE
m'l'ven‘
'11"! mm. 11‘ 11's HOUSIWJRE"
Summer Home Needs
Lawnmowers. wheelbarrows.
screens.
turn. all moi.~ Moves. ice cream-freez-
9 Prom t 1' Seasdn’s Most Fashionable Millincry
B E S we. ROBERT *1 be: ”my“
...-‘~
Scbultzt’s Thursday Specials
Rib Corned Beef 10c lb.
window
poultry wire.
atdcn tools. refrigera-
srrccn doors.
Ivire.
u..—
Rump Corned Beef .. . 24c lb.
improvements along the some iincs.|'
in the
forccmenl.
of Customs and Prohibition Unit tor "5350331110 i“ i!" administrative
stopping smuggling Addition 150 (“MUN"- 15 having a wholesome .ef-
putr-olnu‘n. Good rI-sults. “CC in making law enforcement
"ii. Coast Guard uclivli‘ics highly PODUINT’
Propincd Lrglsleiion.
follows:
Corned Spare Ribs ....... .. 18c lb.
"(3) The policy of conmntraiion
on the elimination of the liquor traf-
Iic,‘end by thd‘use of legal methods
only, is having a. wholesome effect
restoration of respect for
Federal law and ll'cderal. law en-
"(h) The policy of piompt. lib-
eral scnico to legitimate business.
and of the eliminatibn of illegitimate
business. with u. determinnIlon to be «
"(1) in addition to bills cow-ring
appropriations for the Prohibition
QUA'L'
iTY FOOTWEAR
Exclusive-but not Expensive
Corned Pigs Feet ................. 8c. lb.
Puritan Hams . . . 34c lb.
Smoked Shoulders 21c lb.
.ir
..-..-
122 Washington St.
MILTON uwooD
. r‘ The Arch Presel‘verfihoe Store
General Andrea's suggestions for? >
a legislative program are. in full. as‘
Schultze’s Sanitary Markets
Washington Street 'snd Railroad Avenue, South Norwals
39 in! i3 Main Street. Kermit
Weapon-t, Georgetown. Darieo. Stamford, Elsa Rock. Bridgeport
South N orwalk
i
EHDWS s
I-.I'I.I‘ III...
‘ I
I Chicksn hoew made to grow I
. better. be free; from all- I
,' merits.- and hove. greater I
I ‘ Vitality? Let us explain I
I Purina Btartona. i |
: Clapboard Bill reed :
I ~ I company a
.1950!” 11.8- . I
I 1. Nil-G st. I‘m. CI. I
III'I'H.'I"-III
s ‘ O
They include inany types.
,‘ ”Jumble not only
‘ but for Summer
-.
-YOU pay no
Exidethanyoudofor
less claim to distinction In fact, the
Enid: gives such length of
at the present low price it
. ,. SIGJOforal lateExide.
. . These are Batteries
for my our. son, canon
life >
with .
.p‘
more for thef‘ long.
servicetbat
.‘r-s
Norwalk Chronicler